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Senator Lisa Murkowski, a moderate Republican who has indicated support for a climate bill (but who is also, controversially, considering proposing an amendment curtailing the EPA’s CO2 endangerment finding) last month complained about the ‘blind loyalty’ to cap-and-trade, and some Democrats also voiced criticism of carbon trading, BUY ENALAPRIL OVER THE COUNTER. This week the rancour is growing, ENALAPRIL description, Buying ENALAPRIL online over the counter, and environmentalist opponents of cap-and-trade such as the Breakthrough Institute and Jim Hansen are restating their views."

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FT: "WSJ’s Environmental Capital blog points out last year’s EIA research showing that the benefits of a cap-and-trade scheme for renewables do exist, but they’re pretty thin. BUY ENALAPRIL OVER THE COUNTER, As for boosting clean coal and nuclear, it depends on the costs. And plenty of countries are powering along with clean energy development with no explicit price on carbon (step forward, Brazil and China).

All good points, but it leaves out energy efficiency - one of the most cost-effective ways of reducing emissions - and assumes that governments will back the best renewables, rather than the most politically expedient."

That's exactly right -- the fact is that energy efficiency investments will be the first recourse for regulated entities under a cap-and-trade system. Most of those investments just take a little bit of a price incentive to be actually profitable, and the cap-and-trade system will allow even nonregulated entities to sell their reductions gained from efficiency projects as offsets into the system.

FT: "It might seem slightly ironic that the US may only be able to support a more interventionist approach to reducing emissions. Then again, after looking at the events of the past couple of years, maybe not."

Right again. Without passage of a comprehensive legislative approach to climate change, what is left is the EPA regulatory agenda -- an interventionist and inefficient course that we would do well to avoid.